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Hi so my son's name is Matthew and his dad naturalized last 2018. They were supposed to apply for the passport but the dad lost his certificate of naturalization so they werent able to apply. Matthew was able to enter the US through his IR-2 visa though before he turned 18 (at 17y/o) and got a SSN 2 weeks after he entered. They are going to apply for the lost naturalization certificate for the dad but the question is that if Matthew could still apply for the passport once they get the certificate even if he is already 18.
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